Me and my wife are educated, plus I do seo writing for companies, so that should count for something.
Knowing that in quite many countries university degrees obtained in other countries are not recognized, unless you have one internationally recognized, I am not sure how much your education counts. You should look around on embassy websites, see what the requirements are, or try to apply for a job in your dream country, see if they are willing to relocate you and your family.
I would not hold my breath though, covid made everything 100 times worse, not that it was easy before covid.
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Man the Covid issue is so damn tedious. Even going to neighbouring countries like Ghana has become tedious.
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Yeah, those are the travel restrictions but I was referring to the economical hardship. Imagine there are millions that have lost their job in each country, literally, without exaggeration. So getting a visa and a work permit in these conditions are slim to none, unless you're a rocket scientist or have the formula for a drug that can cure cancer, or eradicate covid.
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So the best bet is to wait it out then? Maybe give it one or two years after Covid symptoms have reduced.
Maybe my could even apply for a masters program to get us across.
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This year is definitely not the best to relocate and there are no guarantees that the next one will be better.
Masters program is good but student visa is granted to the applicant, not to the family, so if you get in, you won't be able to bring your family with you.
However, I would start to check out embassy websites to see what kind of visa are available and what are the requirements to see if you can meet them.
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